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Texas Tech University Health Science Center Reports Third-Party Data Breach Affecting 1.3 Million Patients | Console and Associates, P.C. - Vimarsana News

Texas Tech University Health Science Center Reports Third-Party Data Breach Affecting 1.3 Million Patients | Console and Associates, P.C.

Recently, Texas Tech University Health Science Center (“TTUHSC”) confirmed a data breach after Eye Care Leaders, a third-party vendor of TTUHSC, reported a data security incident...

New Colorado law grants ODs right to perform laser, injection procedures - Vimarsana News

New Colorado law grants ODs right to perform laser, injection procedures

Legislation has passed in Colorado that expands the scope of practice of optometrists in the state to include certain injections and laser procedures, chalazion removal and corneal cross-linking.

Source: healio.com
History-rich Watertown properties change hands for modernization - Vimarsana News

History-rich Watertown properties change hands for modernization

WATERTOWN — A historic Clinton Street apartment building, the city’s first post office and a Public Square office building have been sold.

Source: nny360.com
2022 Michigan State of Reform Health Policy Conference - Vimarsana News

2022 Michigan State of Reform Health Policy Conference

Nearly 100 organizations are set to join us at the 2022 Michigan State of Reform Health Policy Conference on April 21st.

Dr. Bob Park and Dr. Susan Burden: Health insurer abuse: Delay is the point - Vimarsana News

Dr. Bob Park and Dr. Susan Burden: Health insurer abuse: Delay is the point

More than nine in 10 physicians (93%) reported care delays while waiting for health insurers to authorize necessary care and more than four in five physicians (82%) said patients abandon